One reference from New Mexico State University states there is a dangerous species, Centruroides exilicauda (formerly C. sculpturatus), distributed in southwestern New Mexico, a nocturnal predator found occasionally in buildings and commonly under rocks and bark. Consult with your local Extension office if you have questions about poisonous organisms in your area.
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